Chad Husting's blog

What is the best type of assessments in a hybrid situation?  Perhaps open book and notes might provide the answer.

Some teachers do not like the idea of letting students do a "redo" on an assignment.  It can, if done carefully, have a positive impact on students learning and the culture of the classroom.

"Google Forms" can be a powerful tool to assist both virtual and face to face students in chemistry.

Tips on planning for an uncertain future.

We are now in a situation in which the most compassionate response each of us can express toward anyone is to stay six feet away. Regardless of the circumstances, we still need to find a way to help our students.

 By using a few simple microscale gas chemistry techniques, students can collect and analyze data quickly. These activities are sure to engage your students.

This unique microscale gas collection technique provides students with reasonably good data in a short period of time. Students have more time to analyze the data and communicate their findings. 

A few months ago I reported that I was involved in a pilot standards based grading (SBG) program. My experiment in SBG started well but required some “tweeks” along the way.